The SawKiller: Shooting the Fightlite MCR SBR

Published on October 11, 2019
Duration: 3:37

This video provides a first-hand shooting impression of the Fightlite MCR SBR, highlighting its performance with a 12.5-inch barrel. The reviewer notes the effectiveness of the Surefire flash hider, adjustable gas block, and side charger. Initial feeding issues were resolved by switching magazines, after which the rifle demonstrated minimal recoil, even on a low gas setting. The reviewer plans a future disassembly video to detail internal differences from standard AR-15 platforms.

Quick Summary

The Fightlite MCR SBR, featuring a 12.5-inch barrel, Surefire flash hider, and adjustable gas block, demonstrated impressive low recoil during testing. Initial feeding issues were resolved by switching to Lancer magazines, after which the rifle performed reliably, even on a low gas setting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to the Fightlite MCR SBR
  2. 00:07Barrel Length and Flash Hider
  3. 00:11Adjustable Gas Block and First Shots
  4. 00:17Side Charger and Controls
  5. 00:32Elcan Optic Setup
  6. 00:45Anti-Reflective Device (ARD)
  7. 00:54Side Charger Operation
  8. 01:05Initial Feeding Issue
  9. 01:23Magazine Change and Resumption of Fire
  10. 01:31Shooting Steel Plates
  11. 01:44Optic Zeroing Status
  12. 01:59Bolt Release Compatibility Observation
  13. 02:22Locking Bolt Back
  14. 02:29Successful Feeding with Lancer Mag
  15. 02:47Recoil Impression
  16. 02:53Gas Setting and Performance
  17. 02:56Magazine Types
  18. 03:04Dumping Remaining Rounds
  19. 03:06First Rounds Out of the Rifle
  20. 03:13Positive Impression
  21. 03:22Future Disassembly Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Fightlite MCR SBR shown in the video?

The Fightlite MCR SBR features a 12.5-inch barrel, a Surefire flash hider, an adjustable gas block, and a side charging handle. It is also equipped with an Elcan SpecterDR 1.5-6x optic with an X-Optic red dot and an Anti-Reflective Device (ARD).

What was the reviewer's experience with the Fightlite MCR SBR's reliability?

Initially, the reviewer encountered feeding issues, which were resolved by switching from one type of magazine to Lancer magazines. After the magazine change, the rifle ran without further feeding problems.

How does the Fightlite MCR SBR handle recoil?

The reviewer was impressed by the MCR SBR's low recoil, stating that the gun 'just soaks it all up.' This performance was noted even when the rifle was set to its low gas setting.

Are there any compatibility concerns with the Fightlite MCR SBR?

The reviewer observed that the MCR's upper receiver is quite wide, which might present compatibility issues with certain aftermarket bolt releases that are designed for narrower AR-15 uppers.

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